Daniel Levy may no longer be involved at Tottenham Hotspur, but the former chairman is reportedly lining up a fresh venture in elite sport as he looks to make his next move following his departure from north London.Tottenham Hotspur have been pressing forward with life since the departure of Daniel Levy last September.That change at the boardroom level came as a surprise to many, but with Spurs looking to improve the overall running of the club, it was seen as a step that needed to be taken.Life without Levy has been far from perfect, with Spurs only just escaping relegation after West Ham United gave them a run for their money, taking the fight to the final day of the season. Tottenham secured Premier League survival by finishing two points clear of their London rivals after beating Everton on the final day.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramFormer Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy eyes NBA Europe roleAmid all the turmoil and chaos last season, Levy maintained his support for Tottenham, backing them to be alright in their fight to avoid relegation.That might come as a surprise to some, as the relationship between the former Spurs chairman and the club has not exactly been smooth since his departure. Reports have alleged that Levy ‘considered’ legal action against the Lewis family trust after being removed from his position, believing he is owed a larger stake in the club.Sky News are now reporting that, eight months since leaving Tottenham, the former Spurs chairman is eyeing an elite sports role as part of a consortium attempting to buy the London franchise in a new European basketball league. It is understood that Levy has joined a bid for the NBA Europe London team being assembled by Jahm Najafi, an executive at MSP Sports Capital, and Liberty Global, the owner of Formula E motor racing, as he looks to return to sports ownership following his departure from Spurs. However, the extent of Levy’s involvement in the offer is understood to be unclear, although one source said he had been “actively engaged” in it.Spurs fans will remember Daniel Levy’s legacyThere is no denying the work Daniel Levy did at Tottenham in terms of keeping the club financially stable.Despite his shortcomings when it came to on-field performances, which saw him attract plenty of criticism, Levy ensured there was a steady influx of income into Spurs by utilising various avenues.His biggest contribution will be the gift of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which stands as one of the standout grounds in the Premier League. Fans will also remember the club’s last trophy lift, which came during his time as chairman, when Spurs finally ended a nearly two-decade wait for silverware.READ MORE: Vinai Venkatesham warns fans Tottenham reset is ‘going to take time’The post Daniel Levy already has his eye on his next project 9 months after Tottenham exit appeared first on Spurs Web.